Mark 5:33 සම්බන්ධව නිදහස් කියවීමේ සැලසුම් සහ පූජනීයත්වය

Soul Survivor recently released a live worship album from their summer events where around 30,000 young people gathered to worship Jesus. This second series of devotions takes three tracks from the album ‘The Flood’ and looks at the Bible passages from the Old and New Testaments that inspired them, exploring the greatness of our God and celebrating his majesty and might.

Love is a decision and a requirement of discipleship. Before the foundation of the World, God loved. God concluded that love will last forever, a gift accessible to all. Love is unusual; greater than our talents, possessing the capacity to forgive, influence culture, be disciplined and committed. Love is not a feeling or a hashtag. Instead, love is power and love is influential. This three-day plan is all about love. 

The Bible speaks to us about how all of us have a measure of faith--how we are able to exercise that faith to face life proactively, knowing that God will go before us and open doors. Sometimes this becomes difficult and wears us out spiritually. In this devotional, I want to share three keys to develop your faith.

Our thoughts have a great impact on our health. In this three-day plan, let’s combine three very important areas—science, the Bible, and personal experience—to prove that whatever we let penetrate and dwell in our minds will affect our bodies.

During this intense Covid season, Pastor Samuel Rodriguez takes you through three days of God's healing power. Whether you are sick, heart broken, or depressed, this reading plan can help you recognize obstacles to healing your heart and remedy the impediments by pointing to God's Word.

To think that the Creator of the universe wants us to communicate with Him is both humbling and mind boggling. Join our Wisdom Hunters’ writers on a three-day journey revealing how we can save time, experience Christ, and persevere in one of the greatest spiritual disciplines afforded to us as believers.

When we experience suffering it can be difficult to know how to respond. Our hearts ache; we feel lost and alone. Let’s look at the Word and see examples throughout scripture of how to suffer well.

Practically every one of us has experienced the bottom falling out at least once in our Christian walk. At times it can seem we are going under for the last time. Follow along for the next few days and let's explore together what God showed me in His Word, a message I believe came right from the heart of God.

We receive our identity from God, yet so many of us are still exhausting ourselves trying to find out who we are. Sin has warped our identity and search for truth, but God offers us hope, healing, and restoration through the person of Jesus. This 3-day Bible Plan is part 2 of 4 designed to go along with the Catechism 'Who Am I' small group series.

This 3-day devotional aims to help you understand that hope can be found in the middle of sorrow. This hope can lead you to a path of peace, joy and purpose.

Serving the Lord becomes an easy task when all is going well. Yet, the million dollar question is "how do I remain faithful when I have been hurt by another believer"? This devotional will offer a new perspective about your love for Jesus, that will help you to endure even when it hurts.

In a world that constantly fights for our attention, or more-so for our allegiance, we constantly have to choose Jesus. Inspired by Ben Fuller’s song “If I Got Jesus”, we dive into 3 very real stories where people in scripture recognized that the Lord was all they needed.

Sickness. Offense. Anxiety. No matter what situations in life come your way, God can restore and bring healing. Let’s look at how you can live healed together!

We look at four vastly different areas of Jesus exercising his healing. His healing methods were not similar but he often used the faith of the individual to bring about the desired result. Stay with me as we walk through Jesus touching the lives of the deceased and let us explore in each instance what he really tried to teach us about ourselves rather than the debilitating disease.

What does it mean to wait on the Lord? We wait on the Lord to answer our prayers, to act, to renew our strength, to deliver, to do what only God can do. We wait on him because he is God and we are not. As we wait on the Lord, he changes us, he strengthens us, we learn, and we grow in our faith.

What would you do if you knew all of Heaven was behind you, supporting you, cheering you on? It’s time to practice some intentional soul care to get over imposter syndrome and the belief that we are cheap copies instead of the incredible originals God created. It’s time to dream again. Remember, when our souls flourish, everything else flourishes, including our confidence.

Psalm 145:16 "When You open your hand, You satisfy the hunger and thirst of every living thing." Discover the currency of The Kingdom of God.

Jairus was a dad with a dying daughter. He lived in the time of Jesus and like many people in the Bible, he is only mentioned once. Yet, through Jesus' brief encounter with him, there is much for us to learn.

We face spiritual battles daily, and the way to face them and fight them is on our knees in prayer! Let's look into various instances in Scripture where prayer was done to respond to challenges people were facing. When battles come, we strengthen ourselves through prayer, crying out to Him who provides relief, refuge, and victory.

This reading plan takes you through some of the themes in the "Clean (part 1)" episode of The Chosen TV Series. Reflect, dive into the Bible, and enjoy what Jesus has to say to you.

Ever felt like you weren’t quite complete or needed mending? Be encouraged! Let’s seek healing! God created us to walk with Him in His wholeness. Let’s humble ourselves and discover a few habits to grasp for healing.

A Bondage to Decay is designed to encourage those facing chronic illness. Drawing from Romans 8:20-21, this devotional explores how Scripture acknowledges the suffering of our frail bodies while offering hope in Christ. Through daily reflections, it reminds readers that though we experience pain and limitations, God’s promises of renewal, strength, and eternal restoration remain steadfast. In the midst of struggle, His Word provides comfort, purpose, and the assurance that our suffering is not in vain.

Saint Ignatius (www.PrayAsYouGo.com) believed that God could speak to us just as clearly in our imagination as through our thoughts and our memories. In his Spiritual Exercises he writes of contemplation as a very active way of engaging your feelings, emotions, and senses to place your self in the scene described. Listen to the events of Jesus’ life described in these reflections. Pay attention to the details: sights, sounds, tastes, smells, and feelings of the event. Lose yourself in the story.

This five-day family devotional focuses on a remarkable day when Jesus revealed God’s power to a crowd and a household. There’s an option each day to play the compelling free biblical game app Guardians of Ancora. As you read the Bible and talk with God, you will be encouraged to explore this exciting way to meet with God, discover stories about Jesus and share your adventures together.

Jesus has power over death, and because of what he did for you, including rising from the dead on Easter Sunday, death has no power over you either. This video series relays many of the stories from the Bible where God interrupted death and brought life.